Freezing cold and starving hungry, little kitten Libby spent two whole weeks last winter lost in the countryside. She had been abandoned with her four siblings down a quiet lane in Fareham, but had somehow become separated from her littermates and injured her little nose.
Two kittens are lucky to be alive after they were rescued from a greenhouse in Southampton by Cats Protection volunteers. The litter had been abandoned at just a few hours old and sadly, one of the kittens had already died when the volunteers arrived, leaving them very concerned about the remaining two.
Volunteers from Cats Protection’s Fareham Branch found kitten Libby cold, hungry, underweight and with an injured nose two weeks into her terrifying ordeal and were able to get her to safety.
We were introduced to stray Nathan by an elderly lady who had been feeding him. He was not in a good way: he was full of fleas and worms, had extensive dental problems and had not been neutered.
In the summer of 2014, Cats Protection’s Fareham & Waterlooville Districts Branch took in an elderly cat called Butch after his original owner died and no-one in the family could take him in.
Last autumn, we told you about a litter of eight kittens and their mother rescued from a hotel roof space by CP’s Fareham & Waterlooville Districts Branch.
Cats Protection has found new homes for some unwanted hotel guests – a mother cat and her eight kittens. The charity’s Fareham & Waterlooville Districts Branch in Hampshire, England, was called out to a hotel in July to catch the stray cat and her kittens, who were living in the eaves.